keller parks & recreation magazine jan-march 2016

Parks & RecreationS p e c i a l E ve n t s | P a r k s & Tr a i l s | S e n i o r Ac t i v i t i e s C e n te r

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Parks and Recreation

Keller

Meet Our Staff

| 660 Johnson Rd. | PO Box 770 | Keller, TX 76244 | (817)-743-4370

Cody Maberry Gary Davis Jen Basham

Debbie Park Hillary Swift Jordan McCrory

Kyle Cooper Michelle Adler Erika Tang

Director of Community Services Recreation Manager

Special Events Coordinator

Parks Manager

Administrative Assistant Recreation Services Assistant

Senior Center Supervisor Recreation Specialist Recreation Aide

Table of ContentsSpecial Events..............................3Fishing For Fun.........................................4Daddy Daughter Sweetheart Ball......5Spring Egg Scramble.............................6Sponsors/Volunteers..............................7

Parks & Trails.................................9Find a Park...............................................10Trails...........................................................11Bear Creek Renovations.....................12

Senior Activities Center.........13Services....................................................14Special Interest Classes.......................15Trips...........................................................16Health & Wellness.................................17Eats.............................................................18Special Events........................................19Calendar...................................................20

Keller Senior Activities Center

Hours: Mon- Fri 8:30 am to 4:00 pmFourth Thursday 8:30 am to 8:00 pm

660 Johnson Rd (Physical)Keller, TX 76248

PO BOX 770 (Mailing)Keller, TX 76244Phone: 817-743-4370Fax: 817-743-4374

Parks & Recreation (Town Hall)

Hours: Mon-Fri 8:00 am to 5:00 pm

1100 Bear Creek Pkwy (Physical)Keller, TX 76248

PO BOX 770 (Mailing)Keller, TX 76244Phone: 817-743-4050Fax: 817-743-4193

Activity Center and Town Hall will be closed on: January 1 and March 25

I love my job because we impact people’s lives. People come to enjoy recreation at our parks, facilities, and events and it’s my job to make sure that experience is top notch! #Recreatinsince1986

I enjoy designing and building a physical structure and being able to look back at completion knowing I had a part in making it happen.

#rvthereyet

My passions are people, traveling and having fun. Fortunately the perfect job opportunity came my way 8 years ago in the Parks and Rec. department at the senior activities center.

#oldskool

My passion to serve others along with my desire to help improve people’s lives, has led me to my career in Parks and Recreation.

#Beard-o

My passion is being a servant to others and improving quality of life through recreation and exercise, and of course to always have fun! This is what led me to a career in Parks and Recreation.

#lifeistooshort

I love my job because I have the opportunity to improve the lives of Keller residents and visitors through recreation and leisure activities.

#kellerparksarefun

I love working with Parks and Recreation because I get to truly see the positive impact that this department makes on the community.#newkidinthepark

I love planning events and being able to provide a quality experience for the community.

#thefundepartment

We are called the FUN department and I think that is very true. Our parks and Special Events provide the community with fun and entertainment and we are very proud that we can be a part of that.

#arewehavingfunyet

Special EventsKeller

3 | 1100 Bear Creek Pkwy (Physical) | PO Box 770 (Mailing) | Keller, TX 76244 | (817)-743-4050

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City of Keller Parks & Recreation

FishingJoin us at The Keller Town Hall Pond.

This is a FREE event for ages 16 and under.

Please bring your fishing gear.

We will be stocking our pond with trout prior to the event.

January 16, 20169:00 - 11:30 am February 20, 20169:00 - 11:30 amParks and Recreation

www.cityofkeller.com/parksandrec

817-743-4050

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‘Tis a dance on the high sea!

Join The City of Keller for our annual Daddy Daughter Sweetheart Ball.

February 5th- Ages 4-7February 6th- Ages 8-12

Tickets will go on sale:January 4th

To purchase tickets or for more information please visit:

[email protected]

Save The DateTreasuredDaddy Daughter Sweetheart BallTreasured


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Thank You!!!We would like to thank our Community Partners for their support, service, and generosity for making our special events possible. Without their dedication, we wouldn’t be able to provide free or low-cost events. The City of Keller Parks and Recreation Special Events are supported and funded by sponsorship, grants and donations.

Thank you 2015 Community Event Sponsors!

VolunteersThe City of Keller Parks and Recreation Department is always in need of volunteers. If you would like to join our mailing list for volunteer opportunities, please contact [email protected] or call 817-743-4054


Parks & TrailsKeller



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Park Pavilion Rentals:Residents: A resident rental fee of $30 for 3 hours plus $15 for each additional hour.Non-Residents: A non-resident rental fee of $40 for 3 hours plus $20 for each additional hour.

All rentals require a 3 hour minimum rental period and are non refundable.

For Pavillion rentals please contact the Parks & Recreation o�ce at 817-743-4050 or email [email protected]

Keller Multi-Use Arena:The 120’ X 350’ outdoor multi-use arena is available for practice and event rentals. A non-refundable rental fee of $15/three hours is required for all practice reservations. A non-refundable rental fee of $200 per day, or $100 for less than six hour events, is required for all arena event rentals. An additional $100 per day security deposit is also required for all arena event rentals. Lights and tractor fee are additional.

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Bear Creek Park 400 Bear Creek Park Road

Bear Creek Greenbelt

Bursey Ranch Park Bursey Ranch Subdivision

Chase Oaks Activity Node 1609 Chase Oaks

Johnson Road Park 640 Johnson Road

Keller Sports Park 265 Golden Triangle

Keller-Smithfield Activity Node

416 Keller Smithfield

Keller Veterans Memorial Park

100 North Main

The Parks at Town Center 1100 Bear Creek Parkway

The Keller Pointe 405 Rufe Snow Drive

Overton Ridge Park 821 Weybridge Lane

Daily Fee Might Apply

Find A Park


Trail SystemBig Bear Creek Greenbelt: 5.4 miles • Chisholm Trail in Keller Sports Park to Bear Creek Parkway at Lakeridge Drive (in Hidden Lakes community)

Eastern Trail: .75 miles• Bear Creek Parkway at Keller-Smith�eld Road through Meadows of Bear Creek along sidewalks of Forest Bend to Bramble Woods

Indian Trail (5 segments are constructed): 2.3 miles • Segment 1 - Pate-Orr Road west through Silver Lake subdivision: .2 miles• Segment 2 - West of Stone Glen Apartments on Bourland Road: .2 miles• Segment 3 - Johnson Road north through Bourland Oaks and Harmonson Farms: .6 miles• Segment 4 - Mt. Gilead Road north through Overton Ridge and Marshall Point: .8 miles• Segment 5 - From Segment 4 at Northern Trace to Overton Ridge Park (north end) to Weybridge Lane: .5 miles

Little Bear Creek: 1.8 miles• North Tarrant Parkway east to Rufe Snow Drive: .4 mile • Rufe Snow Drive north to North Tarrant Parkway light and south on Rufe Snow Drive to trail near Fall Creek Estates: .4 mile • Rufe Snow Drive east, north to crossing, then east to Creekridge Drive: 1 mile

Meandering Trail: 1.9 mile• Bursey Road north to North Tarrant Parkway, west to Rufe Snow Drive, west at Chase Oaks Drive, through Chase Oaks and Willis Coves subdivisions to Rapp Road• Meandering Connector: .36 mile segment within Stewart Estates and Forest Lakes subdivisions

Shady Grove Greenwalk: .33 mile• Rapp Road to Keller Smith�eld Road

Keller Sports Park: 1.01 miles• Internal trail - total 2 segments

Johnson Road Park: .6 mile • Internal trail

Preston Greenwalk: .93 mile• Shady Grove Road to Bear Creek Parkway

Brentwood Trail: .5 mile• Brentwood Drive north to Waterwood • Drive/Deerwood Lane to Bear Creek Parkway

Bursey Ranch Park: .2 mile• Internal Trail

Parks at Town Center: 1.1 miles• Big Bear Creek Greenbelt Trail north past The Keller Pointe to Lakes at Town Hall to North Lake


Bear Creek ParkRenovation Updates

“Bear Creek is really the heart of Keller’s award-winning parks system,” Mayor Mark Mathews said. “This project has been in the works for some time, and I can’t wait for our residents and visitors to have the opportunity to enjoy it once it receives some long-overdue attention.”

There will be more room for private events and sport practices, and more parking for community festivals — a slew of new and improved amenities are headed to one of Keller’s most popular features. Construction on more than $2.1 million in improvements to Bear Creek Park will begin Nov. 11.

Plans for the project include:• Replace the aged cinderblock pavilion with a new, larger (60'x30') structure• Add a second (30'x26') pavilion by the playground• Convert the existing asphalt basketball court into four pickleball courts• Add two concrete basketball courts• Replace four baseball backstops and install a �fth • Add more than 120 new parking spaces • Replace existing and add new water fountains (including dog-height fountains)• Resurface the existing parking lots and West Bear Creek Road• Recondition the trail road from Bear Creek Park Road to the pedestrian bridge• Light the northeast parking lot, pavilions and basketball courts • Expand irrigation and landscaping

The improvements are being funded through the portion of sales tax revenue dedicated to parks and recre-ation capital projects.

In partnership with city sta�, the contractor has committed to working through the project as strategically as possible to ensure that the park remains open throughout construction without any signi�cant impact on park users and large city events. With that schedule in mind, weather permitting, work is expected to �nish up in June 2016.


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Senior Activities CenterKeller


O u r m e a l p ro g r a mi n c l u d e s g o u r m e tfo o d f ro m l o c a l re s t a u r a n t s a n de a te r i e s !

Where fun is ageless!

13 | 660 Johnson Rd. (Physical) | PO Box 770 (Mailing) | Keller, TX 76244 | (817)-743-4370

ServicesMembershipAnnual membership at the Keller Senior Activities Center includes access to classes, programs, trips, and special events. Residency is not required. Must be 55 or older.

Lunch Program Metroport Meals on Wheels provides a nutritional lunch program at noon on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Please call 817-743-4370 by noon the day prior for a reservation. www.metroportmow.orgLunch prices: $4 suggested donation

Meals on WheelsA volunteer advocate for the elderly. Meals on Wheels provide home delivered meals Monday through Friday to the homes of those who are unable to cook for themselves. Service can be on-going or short term to provide assistance during times of need. For information on the Metroport Meals on Wheels program call, 817-491-1141 or go to www.metroportmow.org. For information on the Tarrant County meal program call, 817-336-0912 or go to www.mealsonwheels.org.

TransportationThe Northeast Transportation Service (NETS) o�ers door-to-door transportation services to residents who are disabled or 55 and above. Trained drivers are available to assist passengers in getting on and o� vehicles. Please call 817-336-8714 to schedule your trip. Cost is $1.50 per one way trip. www.ridenets.com

AARP Driver’s SafetyLearn how to improve your driving skills and be more aware of other drivers. This course may be used to qualify for a discount on your auto insurance; however it does not meet the requirements to dismiss a ticket. Registration is required; fees are paid at the time of class.Dates: Monday January 18, March 21Time: 12:00 pm to 4:00 pmFee: $15 AARP members, $20 non members

AARP Tax AideAARP is back again to provide FREE TAX AIDE to our community. Please sign up as spots �ll up very quickly. Date: February 3- April 13Time: Wednesdays 12:00 pm to 4:00 pm


Special Interest ClassesBINGOJoin us and your friends for a fun game of BINGO. Cards are sold 30 minutes prior to game time.

Days/Time: Mondays 2:00 pm Wednesdays 10:00 amFee: $1/Card up to 4 cards High Stakes 1st & 3rd Monday $2/Card up to 4 cards CeramicsCan’t �nd that ceramic holiday platter at the local department store? Well this is the class for you. Get your creative mind going and join us soon. All levels are welcome.

Day: TuesdaysTime: 10:00 am & 1:00 pmFee: $5 monthly

Chatty Crochet and KnittingJoin this chatty group of crocheters and knitters. You will learn something new every time. All levels are welcome.

Day: ThursdaysTime: 1:00 pm - 3:00 pmFee: FREE

Line DancingCome dance to some great music. All levels are welcome and you do not need a partner.

Day: MondaysTime: 12:15 pm – 1:15 pmFee: FREE Quilting BuddiesJoin the quilting buddies for a stitching good time! All levels are welcome.

Day: FridaysTime: 1:00 pm – 3:00 pmFee: FREE Riskey Readers Book ClubLike to read? Join our book club to discuss a wide array of books.

Day: Third WednesdaysTime: 1:00 pmFee: FREE Social PaintingBring your supplies and current projects and join this wonderful group as they paint together. Day: WednesdaysTime: 1:00 pmFee: FREE

GenealogyLearn how to do research, use family tree makers, and di�erent search sites to �nd everything you would like to know about your heritage.

Days: 2nd and 4th MondaysTime: 11:00 amFee: FREE


Trips

Extended Trips:

Spotlight on BeijingMarch 8-16, 2016Seat Reduction Date- September 09, 2015

Highlights: 9 days, 14 meals, Tiananmen Square, Forbidden City, Peking Duck, Great Wall, Summer Palace, Temple of Heaven Rickshaw Tour, Home Hosted Lunch and more. Trip provided by Collette Tours. https://gateway.gocollette.com/link/694750Fee: Double $2,799, Single $3,099, Triple $2,769 (price based per person)

Spotlight on LondonAugust 31- September 6, 2016Seat Reduction Date- March 01, 2016

Highlights: 7 days, 7 meals, Buckingham Palace, Big Ben, Stonehenge, Salisbury, London Eye, Shakespear’s Globe Theatre, Traditional Pub Dinner. Trip provided by Collette Tours. https://gateway.gocollette.com/link/694750Fee: Double $3,099, Single$3,849, Triple $3,069 (price based per person)

Cinemark Movie TheatreMovie Goers will have an opportunity to enjoy state of the art entertainment in Luxury Loungers that are plush, oversized recliners. After the show we will enjoy lunch and talk about the movie.

Date: January 14Time: 9:30 amCost: $8 plus cost of lunch UNT PlanetariumA visit to the Sky Theater lasts approximately1 hour and consists of three parts:• An immersive, full-dome experience, featuring “Exploding Universe”.• A guided tour of the night sky.• A question and answer session.

Date: February 11Time: 10:30 amCost: $20 plus cost of your lunch

Lone Star Antique Mall and SimpliciTea’s Tea RoomWe will arrive early to get a sneak peek of the treasures from the past. After gathering at SimpliciTea’s Tea room for lunch, you will have plenty of time to shop around the mall for that special �nd

Date: March 10 Time: 9:45 amCost: $5 plus cost of your lunch

Mystery Lunch BunchFor all the adventurous! Join us as we take you to an unknown location for lunch. We will transport you somewhere in theDFW area to savor some local grub.

Day: Third Thursdays Time: Leave center at 11:00 amCost: $5 plus cost of lunch


Informational meeting for LondonFebruary 18, 2016 at 10:00 am

Health & WellnessTai Chi for Your LifeChinese Art of Tai Chi includes the principles of movement, breathing, balance and energy. This class is slow and gentle, suitable for those that may have limited range of motion. No special equipment or experience is required. Please wear loose �tting clothes and �at bottomed shoes.

Days: Tuesdays & ThursdaysTime: 9:00 am – 10:00 amFee: $25/month; Drop-in $4/class Happy Hikers Walking GroupNeed a jumpstart in the morning? Join this crazy group of walkers on Tuesday and Thursday mornings. After a brisk walk around our beautiful trail you may incorporate circuit training on our outdoor equipment to tone and help build strength. Please wear loose �tting clothing and tennis shoes.

Days: Tuesdays & ThursdaysTime: 8:30 amFee: FREE

Gentle YogaGain �exibility, breath awareness, and balance with reducing stress and fatigue. Modi�cations made for those with limitations. All levels welcome. This class has been known to produce smiles and a sense of serenity.

Days: Tuesdays & ThursdaysTime: 10:15 amFee: $25/month; Drop-in $4/class

Weight Lifting With Mikul This class will be comprised of mobility work including light stretching and weight training targeting major muscle groups using various equipment and body weight. All levels welcome.

Days: Wednesdays Time: 2:30 pm Fee: $15/month; Drop-in $4/class

ZUMBA GoldCome and try out our dance-�tness class that feels friendly, fun and great for all ages and genders. This class is high energy with low impact. Some of the featured dances in this program are Salsa, Cha-Cha, Cumbia, Rock 'n Roll, and Merengue. In addition they also use such dances as the twist, the Charleston, belly dancing, and tango.

Days: Mondays & FridaysTime: Monday 9:15 am Friday 1:30 pmFee: $25/month; Drop-in $4/class

Chair YogaChair yoga is o�ered for those who prefer a full body practice without having to get up and down o� the yoga mat. A guided gentle practice in the chair as a prop will allow the able bodied as well as those with limitations to enjoy all the bene�ts of a balanced yoga practice.

Days: Mondays Time: 9:00 amFee: $15/month; Drop-in $4/class


EatsEach luncheon has a new theme! Some luncheons have something extra special so check with the senior center for more detailed information. Every luncheon incorporates: BINGO: 10:30 am Time: 12:00 pmFee: $5

LuncheonsJanuary 15 Summer Picnic - Got the Winter Blues? Come in out of the cold and warm up with great food and good company. Fried Chicken, sides and dessert.

February 5 Mardi Gras Luncheon - “Laissez Le Bon Temps Rouler”… Let The Good Times Roll, and celebrate New Orleans style. Cajun Style Red Beans and Rice with sausage, sides, and dessert.

February 9 Keller Women’s Club Luncheon - The Keller Women’s Club is spreading the love to our seniors by providing our annual Valentine’s Luncheon. *NO BINGO *Cost: FREEMarch 8 Rotary Club Luncheon - Join us as the local Rotary Club hosts their annual luncheon for our seniors. *NO BINGO *Cost: FREE March 18 St. Patrick’s Day Luncheon - The Irish Luck is upon you. Find your pot of gold over a game of bingo and good ol ‘ Irish food. Corned Beef and cabbage, Lunch & Learn11:00 am - 12:00 pm

January 11Sponsored by: Edward JonesTopic: Providing for your family’s future February 8Sponsored by: CarePatrol/Norm StanfordTopic: “Skilled Nursing Facilities: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly”

March 14Sponsored by: PPA Health & WellnessTopic: Living, Eating Healthy/Healthy Weight

Birthday Breakfast9:00 am

January 13 | February 10 | March 9Sponsored by: Evergreen Senior Living Fruit/Juice Home Helpers/Cindy’s Promise Breakfast Entrée

Thursday Night SocialsHigh Stakes BINGO & Potluck

January 28 | February 25 | March 24Dinner: 5:00 pm BINGO: 6:00 pmCost: $4/FREE with dish

* One Pot Meal sponsored by Woodridge Health and Rehab


Special EventsCarter Eye ScreeningDay: Monday, March 14Time: 10:30 am - 1:30 pmLocation: Keller Senior Activities Center

Save the Date

Health FairOpen to the Public

Join our local health professionals and organizations to get healthy this spring. This is a FREE event.

Day: Friday, April 22Time: 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm

A Matter of Balance8 Week CourseAn award winning program designed to manage falls and increase activity levels. Presented by: Baylor Scott & White Grapevine & The Keller Fire Department

Date: Thursdays April 14, 21, 28 May 5, 12, 19, 26 June 2Time: 10:00 am to 12:00 pm


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12:15pm Line Dancing

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2:45pm Dominoes

8:30am Walking Group9:00am Tai Chi9:00am Joker10:00am Ceramics10:15am Gentle Yoga12:00pm Lunch 1:00pm Ceramics1:00pm Mah Jong

10:00am BINGO

10:45am Dominoes

11:00am Pinochle

12:00pm Lunch

1:00pm Social Painting

2:30pm Weight Training

8:30am Walking Group9:00am Tai Chi9:00am Rummikub10:15am Gentle Yoga12:00pm Party Bridge1:00pm Chatty Crochet & Knitting

9:00am Hand & Foot

12:00pm Lunch

1:00pm Quilting Buddies

1:30pm Zumba Gold

HAPPY NEW YEAR2016!!! CLOSED

2:00pmHigh Stakes BINGO

10:30amRed Hat Meeting

for New Year’s

10:30amRed Hat Outing

12:00pmAARP Driving


11:00amLunch N Learn

11:00amGenealogy

11:00amGenealogy

9:00amBirthday Breakfast

1:00pmRiskey Readers

11:00amMystery Lunch

10:30amLuncheon BINGO

12:00pmSummer PicnicLuncheon

5:00pmThursday Night Social

Cinemark MovieTheatre Trip

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8:30am Walking Group9:00am Tai Chi9:00am Joker10:00am Ceramics10:15am Gentle Yoga12:00pm Lunch 1:00pm Ceramics1:00pm Mah Jong

10:00am BINGO10:45am Dominoes11:00am Pinochle12:00pm Lunch 12:00pm AARP Tax Aide1:00pm Social Painting2:30pm Weight Training


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10:00am BINGO10:45am Dominoes11:00am Pinochle12:00pm Lunch 12:00pm AARP Tax Aide1:00pm Social Painting2:30pm Weight Training


9:00am Hand & Foot12:00pm Lunch 1:00pm Quilting Buddies

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11:00amGenealogy




12:00pmSt. Patrick’s DayLuncheon


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12:00pmRotaryLuncheon

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12:00pmAARP Driving CLOSED

9:45amLone Star AntiqueMall & SimpliciTea’sTea Room Trip

for Good Friday

Thank You...

for helping decorate for the holidays!!!

John Riggins for your generosity and donating a Christmas Tree.

Melissa for donating not onlydecorations for the tree, but also your valuable time.

To all the city employees who helped hang Christmas lights so our annual Holly Days was a success (Admin, Facility Services, the Fire Department, Parks & Recreation, the Police Department, Public Works and Utility Billing departments).


PO BOX 770Keller, TX 76244(817)- 743-4050

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